The authors reveal a stunning truth: Conflict and messiness are not only OK, but are crucial to our social and emotional development.
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AUDIOBOOKS: New authors
This week we have three authors new to this audiophile.
AUDIOBOOKS: Harper Lee, the Midwest, and a culinary tour
This week we take an in-depth look at the book that was almost Harper Lee’s last effort, a look inside a Midwestern community, and a culinary tour through the land of gumbo.
Remember, Remember! The Third of November!
The rich relationship between politics and poetry provides a welcome diversion from the coronavirus.
AUDIOBOOKS: Food stories
This week we have a couple of easy-on-the-ears, food-based mysteries and a surprisingly compelling, nonfiction peek into the luxurious world of truffles.
POEM: The Quack behind the Counter
Follow up, as indicated With a shot glass full of Clorox
BSO announces 2020-21 season at Symphony Hall, cancels July 4 Esplanade show
Seeing the orchestra's future plans writ large reminds us that the BSO is, right now, building up one helluva head of steam.
Sports canceled: Poetry to the rescue
It is early May of 2020, and the world of sports is at a standstill. So what is a bereft sports fan to do? Why, turn to poetry, of course.
AUDIOBOOKS: Armchair traveling
This week we traverse the American landscape in search of famous men, odd histories and clean, abundant water.